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The Washington bee., 1887-07-02
Especial correspondence ofthe Bee!
Alexandria, Va, July 2, '87.

Especial alcorrespondence ofthe Bee
Alexandria, Va, July 2, '87.
The public free schools have
closed tor the summer. The
teachers have earned their vaca-
ton. The number of public
shool teachers in the United States
is 319,54 The children consti-
tute, according to the, last census,
a great army f prospe ctive citi-
zen; the number enroll' d being
II, ,169, 92S, and the average at
Tendance 6,250,300. Without
general instruction the people
would be at the mercy of dema
gogues and learned thieves, who
will deceive them by the high
sounding titles aud the arrogant
claims of "leaders, great men,
and etc. In the public schools
not only are the general facts of a
common school education com.
municated and the MUD taught
how to learn, but the traditions
and institutions of the American
people are made known, and its
spirit communicated through the
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

There was a grand character
Bazaar and entertainment, given
at Love and Charity Hail, last
Wednesday and Thursday eve
ming, given under the manage
ment of Mrs. e. E. Bryant, Z. j.
Ellis and t. w. Tobin.
The exercises consisted Of
Ltableaux, essays and lectures. in
terspeIs d with vocal and instru-
mental solvs Reys. X. ID. Brooks
F. N. RagIand, |. n. Fi'zp trick
and A. f. Owens, made a few in
teresting remarks, appropriate
10 the pl ce and occasion. The
object of the entertainment is
said to be for the benefit of the
"Orphans Fund" which is being
raised for the purpose of erecting
a hand for the orphans, widows,
and infrm,
The Halter, Nicholas, Brown
and Goubile, Base Ball combinr-
ton, will give basket picnic,
to Dog River, next Sunday, July
Ord, at which place, will be,
grand match game played be-
tween two picked mines. The
clubs and their guests will start
from the city for the base ball
arena at 5 o'clock, In the morn
ing, aud will be conveyed there
by 4 large 4 horse Wagons, ell
gagged expressly for the occasion.
Those who have been fortunate
enough to get an invite, exspec,8
to have ''Rum Times"
Miss Della Hunt, one of the
faculty of the Tuskeege Normal
School, is on a visit here and is
the guest of Mrs. Edward Har
nev. Miss Hunt attended the
closing exerc. .ses of several of our
public schools, and was very ia
vorably impressed with the edu-
catioual training exhibite by the
pupils.
Miss Georgia Cushman, pop
ular society Miss left the city last
week for WythevlIle, Virginia;
where she will spend the Sum
mer. She carry's with her the
best wishes OF her friends for u
pleasant trip and a safe return
, home.
MIR. Geo. L. Russell, the eff =
cient secretary of the Fred Doug.
lass Literary Society, will take
his departure tomorrow for the
smoky city, Pittsburgh, Pa After
spending a few days there with
friends, be will go to the noun
tains for the Summer.
Miss l.. q. Thomas, principe
of the Chunchula School, was in
the city last week, attending the
teachers exam nation, which W )
held by Prof D.ckerson at the
Barton Academy.
g Messrs Henry James, Alfred
Carter, William Trotter and Il
] number Of Others left last week
for the eastern shore, Point Clear,
where they will rus'icate dur
: ing the hot months.
G Before the many readers OF
the "BEE," shall have peroused
these improbable lines, your
: correspondent will, in all proba-
i bility, be high up in the ALE
gheny mountains of Pennsylvania
t where he will spend the Summer
and where re will meet any
r number of Washingtonians, anC
where the 'sBEE," will be i
welcomed visitor by all, especi
i ally by,
. OKOTONO
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

There are Negro haters in the Re-
publican party who don't think a
Negro has any rights a white man
is bound to respect. Down them
Cairo Gazette.
There are as many Democratic
Negro haterS as there are reru0ll-
cans, let's down them.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02
THEY SAY THAT,

Anything can beat a Trotter that
is hide bound.
A Trotter that is hide bound
should take haXseed meal.
Flaxseed meal is a good remedy
to loosen the hide when it is tight.
Some men think they are great
in their own estimation.
Those who think so have been
made great by others.
+ When you are made great by
others you should know how to
treat them.
Trotter has explained Fred.
Douglass, Jr., discharge.
The responsibility has been put
on Matthews.
Notwithstanding Trotter is not
inclined to reinstate him.
Matthews is in Albany and TrOt-
ter is in Washington.
Men often talk the lOudest at the
small gate.
Trotter lacks sand.
Men who believe in ghosts Ger.
tainly lack sand.
1t is only a question of time be-
fore things will be right.
Let us wait and see what the
board intends to do.
John Lawson should be appoint
ed in the High school.
Prot. Hugh M. Brown, ought tC
be made principal of the High
School.
When honest men fall out thieves
get their dues.
When thieves fall out honest
men are injured.
The Col. says that he will go to
the next republican convention.
1t will be a very cold day if h'
does.
Candidates are numerous ant
don't you forget it.
Prof. J. NJ. Gregory is being en-
dorsed by the people for the sup
erintendency of the colored publ
schools.
No better man could be found
Simmons will be reel ected Pres
dent of the press convention.
The next Press Convention ough
to meet in New York.
The BEE is the newsiest pape
in the country.
The selfconstituted citizens con
mittee is troubled with cramps
t A Negro league under the leat
ership of Fortune would be a thin
r of the past.
. John Sherman will be nominated
Conkling must be consulted.
e Rev. j. A. Handy. d. D., is
+ phllosOphic thinker, and will max
. the Washington Grove CAM
. meeting a success.
e Rev. G. W. Fitzhugh is anon
g his friends again. He is a su
+ cest wherever he goes.
e Every military company in th
!, city should subscribe for the Be,
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02
DEADLY ARRAY IN LOUISA
Ma.
TWO WHITE MEN AND SIX NEGROES
KILLED IN A RIOT OVER AN
ARREST.

In a riot at Oakland Ridge, La,
Monday morning Two white men
and six negroes were killed and
several white meB dangerously
iniared. The riot had it's inception
in an attempt TO lodge negro
charged with assaulting a white
GIRL in the colabnoSe.
Jerry Baldwin and his two sons,
colored, and three other ne
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

Persons leaving the city, can
have the BEE sent to them by pay
ing for it i'm advance
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Give us 10000 subscribers, and
the BEE will be issued tri-weekly.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

We disclaim ny responsibility, for stat
ments expressed 10y our CORES pondent
neither do we indorse all they say.
correspondence on living iol les is sohclle
tint ta have attention must be brief.
Communications f"r publication II
he accompanied with Tie Nl:tcr'e Il; M
Not necessarily tor lubli,aliu ht as
guarantee OF good faith.
w. CALVIN CHASE, EDITOR.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

A colOred Citizens Committee
ought to be organized.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02

Ifyou want National race pa
per, give us 10000 subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02
OUR VIRGINIA LETTER.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS QUARTERLY
MEETING DEAD AT SO YEARS.
SOCIETY CIRCLES. CUPTDS DARTS.
RICHARD WINDSOR, THE COMING
MAN" THE BOURBONS TUNE.
RALLYING TO THE BEE, ECT., ECT
The Washington bee., 1887-07-02
ALABAMA NOTES.

THE ORPHANS FUND. SOCIETY NEWS,
&c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-25

The Suu las fa,or4h'y meetiooo5
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4cter. so ,erv distant fem saTt,
bosses end political machines, ruat
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for rs, We DON'T wan, .,v .n.,
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Carolina. A very few O,d men vic
always hated the Democratic part,
and rame. as the devil hates hol,
water, and few young men VIII,
can not tell the cardinal difference.
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uariies nm the offfr .-huI,Iors an,
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itute the nricade Of political c ank,
and Cle,tI4ud boomers in tins ST r.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-25

"TLe Uhtg has faithfully all &C
curately portrayed the real state OF
glf;,irs auono our farmers and Dl.nt-
aIs, ct has as gned the cau3e>
which every iLt-lIj4ont render OF IL
c01um 's instantly re, Ognizes Us TIA,
rue causes We will repeat item i.
he oId,r in Inch hey bear upol
0uc pgciculturaljats / over produ">
lou; 2 the ere DIT system 8, tn
SINGLE cop slavery i, " crm con-.
9etitinp uon4 II cheap truusp Drat,or
Let Mr.. Waters on take these eau E.
a. Il siit them one tx ono. and con,
Ino himself how Vi .iot ary, how
experiment, tow jrconsoqueAt low
alb olutely absurd. is his co1c.u>ioI
tcat tie burdens and hardShiIs O.
Virgin ia flrmers are Que to indirec
al if du,ir-.
Now, add 80 this situation tue in
ternal reVcnu" tax nf eight cent? pea
! Yound o. tcbac>o-nCa,l, doUhl.
hat tie Drt duct actually sells fDr
On he mark, t, and taken out OF &c
- = '(',',V 49, .''"l
/ Virginia t0haoco-grOwr rs find pos :
Crty staring item in the face? y,
greater t@l.HcN was ever uttered ~
| t,nLue or pen than that the con-
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,erIy. Ignomlmicu5Iv , distressIa4Il
| :aI>e. - R'ChWoDH ~ nag.
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o" i il. t:e' n-t"tl ietI.s FIGIt ah'
u HI u" Ond "hty IS nine teen
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g. mote l., La" argument a, to owe
iHr0duclirn i false, taI'aciou>, a {
| without OtrOm. We have Heard tn,
! 'r9um ':-t OF "v:r FRO jUc,ion for tht
lat t., = AIS - t, clothing, ~hoes
n t al many ether articles. l or,
- tr>dtv Ill Nottn Card IA ove
! 100 90 ~ungry u>OpiH. ospj 10o.Ol(
bare Zoe i,V prurie. Over 10000 h.t
he's pc"rJc, yes, and over lO0,0Ot
naked people. H. otn,r word, l
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-25
EsESS s'T.;EsS
HOW NGg SPEND g7sC
people,. vEleNE.Y.

We can not convince "urseli tn
it is either wise or right to ESTABLISH
an agricultural aud mcchanIcA
school t any point ii the State al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. Tessels aud Raaroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For BAIL Growths values were not changed
from the basis OF Gc for fair Rio spot invoices but the
moyemen was light one safes LOCO bags No 3 spot ex
Sales c00 peculs Pondeh Celeb ut 1890, 600 pecus Pa
dang Burchard and 600 pecus do eene The trading
In future deliveries active and irregular. First prices
showed decline OF 20 points but the final figures showed
for the while the distant months showed de-
cline OF 10 POINTS The closing prices we're January 1875
1910; Nav. lA70dl4s0; June l4.s5 l4aOt july l5OO0
1905; August jl0dlj.l5: September 1j15Gl02U Oco
Der. l5209lj.25 November 1928 1885 December
1880 1888 Total sales l06,2GO bags Rio cables were
quiet but irm Havre quiet ami weaker Rotterdam dull
but firm.
sympathy with early the option market The tone
the weak sales 400 bales n56 last
evening" ali of which FOR consumption Tho port re
ceipts lighcst OF the crop. beng $40
bales comparing with LOCI bales this day last week ana
$685. bales day last year Since September the total
port receipts been 52R557 bales against 5U3i153
bales TOR the same periollas year. -
Quotations Dlse1 ms American stiniat OF cassh
narn Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03

MONDAY, May 81. NJ.
The stock market opened this morning tame and easier
in prices At the London Stock Exchange It was holt
day and therefore what support market might have
received from there absent The "bearish element
of the New-York and New-Engla directory early
pushed that stool, into prominence at declining
figures and kept weak all day it opened OIL q per
cent at 57as and it slowly dropped to 5J4 AMI closed
with no recovery The stock furnished one sixth OF the
days total business II exerted influence upon the
whole market which. therefore, was eless and droop-
ing But il is doubtful IL there was little STOCK
sold that not " short =" stock. drlVc
was made at Philadelphia and Reading; the hainmering
of continued from the opening TO the close with the
result of decline of q from opening figures and re-
covery OF per Union Pacific dropped pcr cent
TO Goa and recovered only Is per cent on the publication
OF its remarkably good showing for the month OF March
"a gain in net earnings March, 1856 OF SiOGOl4
ana over March. 1855, OF $4,000 For the expired
three months OF the companys fiscal year the gain IN
net earnings 1888. 65 1856, and S3sl0OO over
1885 Northwestern ruled strong and so did Erie ana
the Northern Paciacs The net decline in the general
list is l4das per and the market closed quiet and
steady. 800
Government bonds dull AMI easy with The bids for
the IS ana los of L per cent AnneXc are the cous
quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03

sss nis' grades "a
s Wiz i:.s i Few & q 3
OCEAN FREiGaTsThe general movement was PsasT
az !s9p o.:
s ' Ss Se; ..:s Sa. Ss:s
sso. $1,000 bush grain, private terms. HaaSSSSu.g
sn PEI
Ss
sa an @ BARK
United Kingdom Continent from rhsdsPha BTi,ish
p ps aUGsS SG'
S oHs Hsf
S%Ser s2 S AND
BE- So sn% 1 S with me privilege OF
sl3 bahamas hence two schooners and back win nuit
generally but w yps1 ' SSs
coonseed crude 50 SSSe summer yellow fair 20 prime 80
s,ssscs domestic. s2s foreign. Sc Lin Lin;
s sses tan MAKE Coz MenSaden eTne Sound &C.
sIi pressed seaeecd Winter 1sI s1sc,
beached winter 7s s0 natural spring Gs oe beaehed
@ Crude sar Ssaeie i2 Red Esn
Per D. 81 Red sapOnhed a4?e Bank sSc straits
e Sys sS fs SCI
day with Continued Indifference on the part Of eI
Prizes nss s9w ~ Mes. @es aased IA SIS
Old Tor New SIS so siT for Family SIC
9si7 Back and Sl4 so SIS for Extra Prime.-
BEEF-Has not varied since our ast with Ight demand
city India Mess s13Gsl0 Extra Mess. pblS - oo
Packet 50; Plate 50 80. BEEF II Ms moderate
demand Quoted at S2l 50.-...CUT MEATs-Rnle az nrm
prices and the movement moderately active Sass xoyVV
ShOnlders 69d7c Picked Bellies. IL D quoted TtGI 2c
Picked Hams IL 40ll Picked shoulders 6-e SMOKED
Hams, l29l2.c.; Smoked shou lders. &c.; MlDpLES
Quoted quo" H UNCHANGED HOG csas an
AGAIN. with moderate inquiry Quoted ltGI &c Tor al
averages LARD-Ihe temper was bearish today IN keel
Ing with a break the West The options declined Sos
the carly hours but the closing rates snow
Of points leaving OF steady pecuston only
moderate. spot lots tribe lower aud quiet
sales 800 Western steam sg sg,. onos ted Sae
Continent 79Oc. Eouth American May closing 725c
1856 June 72J 2vc. closing 72ac 81 tcs Jny.
7.34 sc. closing 7.37c. $50 tca August h42G 4oc
closing 7a5e September closing c ff sp
EGGS-Butter-Ihe market as quiet look olt
holders remain nrm In their views. Elein cream
eIy Csc Pennsylvania Creamery Zoe western Creamery
2UG23c; state Creamery E1trd, 2Jc state DaHy hS
Western Factory 12G l9c; Western Imitation creamery
l002lc Cheese-TheTe very little stir 10 the trang pu
prices well sustained. Old sOck-State Factory; II
lac, including Coored. l3AGl4c.; Light SKINS, il2g
Il Lc Pennsylyania Skins &c. Sew. a 3 &c SKINS
Eggs-iu fair demand AMI STEADY. state, io4c'
Western lJc.; Southern 120l2Ac =,
sUGAI dull easy at 80 l2c for holasse' &c
for Far Refining and Size So lest Centrifugal No
business reported to-day. Refined quiet Cut Loaf,
l.lG96isc: Crushed. l-16 9Glsc: Cubes &C.; row;
dered o7sG5 15l6c.; Granuiatet l,l6G o'.c: Moni'
81 81 lGOc, Coffee on a. JQ5 Sc; White EXTRA T. &C.
E1tra &. 4ssG59.c: c, 4AG4 Lc.: yellow. lsGi &c ~ -
jSTEARINE-Lard quiet and weak CITY quoteN sec
SIC. sales lj0OOU 10 Western. private terms Oeomarg"
riDe &c. sales 10000 d. &c. No. 49,, -.
TALLOW-Q uie; ana about steady Prime City guOtei AZ
3l3l6d3Jc. Sales. %, 900 10. l3l6637sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE May 2.cotiOn firm Middi!nr lO':c
81 10 40 E,trS 81 Is SS75 do Family - IS 80 CitS
Mills superane ~ - 6J"o To- Extra 81 % as u do Ko
Patent So .Wheat-southsrn firm Western higher
soothsrn Re- Ss7e 10 AmDer % oy a No 90 we-srn
10 for June SsS alc' 10 ,or July ~ " Ccrn
higher. Mixed spot 46 &c bid Nav 46ha46Nc.; June
a. u &c; do for August 4sc bid oats were steady
eoe :..:nav nrn Primo to Sno,ee Western sls .! 90
new SIS 0O Baltmsirs-snoaIicrs ana GISH Rad side,
Sides nc Hams iS9l4c.'. iart-Refnei at Vi. q &c
49,. Butter FIRM Western racket l5021c.; Creamery
KeansS &c cSseeHitio eaTgoe. ofiSar1 to lar
l1A IGa.c sugar steadv. soft 576c Coppcr-fe
Frsights 70 Llverpoo' nsr steamer dnli-Cotton -.
wRea Zoo 5an corn 33c1 BUSH 6s1! i6o5
ye SE, ship9en5s1Fser o I9s a, w sns
Corn 1914 COO
BOSTON. May 2-Four duu-cholee Extra. IS oos
50 Is Common Lrtr1. - Ooesi - sorIaE mnsa:
yellow Steamer Mixed ~ - oats hr.n
80 White Al dtSc NS Whe 1865 o. &c &c nj, O.,
s2l 81. Butter stetiyWrse-n kNrA Creamery - 2 20c
Western iSSeiSc Eastern Extras IA iec Receipts Tor
The day1fo1r S9oO ODs ana i1 ~ SACKS Nof" LOW
BUFFALO May 2.-wheat-No I Harl opened stoaiv
wh goo % hrs iS from E9% s only oOS
Paciho offered at ssi4c Winter Wheat and
No tcd sJeSgsc No White Miehis1n =; -, -.
No. Mixed 81 GS2 &c. Barley nrm. No Canada 7!e
No 2 Canada sold at 67c...,.l Rye nonnay unchangeL
hrm ilaroad freghts-ro Now.YJrK lSe: TO Boston
70 9c per lOu..... .Keceps-wheat 10000 bush Corn
shipments- Wheat - O0j Corn 1000 Uash oats
10000 bush.
PA,on'si ia s1Itlasi lis., - yJSi - Mica
igan Winter - 9stll C11-s - Fancy Ninlo,ott "a.
sS!1. re [lois-s5JJsjj - ~ 0I!I B4sTNas-' go
foil,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKED.

Ccod Prime sold at 50 % d@o w ana
. estimated at 50 40.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-Tle arrivals Of Beeves the
Tas 1871 head than last week anu 40s9
lead less than the corresponding week last year .
There a brisk demand for Cattle on wednesday al
strong prices with Light steers Traction
higher and all early The market was little slow OF
declined FROM 10 Ia 2Oc on all grades eA
cent Medium which showed but little change
City Dressed Beef rather less active Out prices uh-
The London and Liverpool markets Shove little more
nrmncss Refrigerated Bef sold up TO al per 10 Oy the
- -.
e heavy recepts Of Live Calves sent prices way down on
Wednesday AMI Thursday bit there was partial recovery
Friday ON feeling all around based ON
lighter arrivals the coming week. shippers mace
heavy Iossea and butchers lad regular picnic
sheep sold rather slowly anal weakened on ne
criue on FRIDAY closing dull but steady on Naur
day Yearlug Lambs held MP strong unth THURSDAY put
Friday in sympathy with Sheep ana dropped sc
per n. .- -, -, ,,o --o., -,
prices frmcr Best sold high as 81 per head and poorest
went a low as 50 -. -,
Dressed Hogs weakened declined sc per on Wednes
day but before the close OF tho week Nothing DO
In Live Hogs. o.o - ~,
g27 hea-lb Jersey cry and 52 AT oOtst
te uptown went direct 10 Mr. Eastman aud 40
10 other city saughterers. a.,
aud other saughterers direct leaving
sold The supply considerably exeeeied the
declined average l3c per 100 10 with
ends sold do Decent Prime steers
ranged 90 40 and Choice and Extra sold at
- 65 per 100 10. Mr.. Goldsmith purchased CARLOADS
a - 4OdrJ 65 for export
Bulls sOl AT 50 3pd$i lO Dry COWS az " oV6so W. anu
Stays and OBI oxen al 81 4O0S 80
shipments of Live stock Fresh Meat from ls port
to-day the Nevada will carry 1910 quarters OF
Berf for Joseph Eastman ,-.-,
weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and sheep ana Drcssea
Beef and Mutton az toUOHs;
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10 r. gS;s Sr SS ss g.!s,:s g
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unshorp West VIRGINIA Yearnss Pennsylvania fs 80 ..
~ pscceh $50 Clipped Kans.. Sheep z IN: asSs.
DO % NJ At q 90 also late Saturday 42 Clipped Ohio
& ns;s
Feeling weak and nominal quotations IS Coass So
LIVE STOCK MaekErs BY T 1.:
head total Tor week tan, Tar $3.50 hsaa Tor ss.: u.s
q . %sss sssssssa s.
York lis sale: prices declined lsS3oc since
Il! n"a:sY a%S1 e:
market closed with continued downward tendsney
sSeeD-Keeeipi. last "a hours $500 neaa tor week
thus far sseo head Tor zane ins , l. week lsaeo
c0nslguel
65 for sale active but not quotab higher uooc 70
Lambs So O006 25 Clipped 81 7oss5 2j' market closed
quiet 10 cars lett
Hogs Reteiris last hours ~ 2Sj
week thas - 6a5 head Tor time last week 1850
heat consigned tfOugh-Sunday. - ears. ~ OF which ~
day, az OF winch 20 10 NewY0rk, 70
hogs fair demand but at lover rates feht
Pigs SO 0Od5Z Mixed Pigs snd Light Workers - 500
80. Selected Workers 80 55aj Co Selected Meiium
weights IS 7005 rs Selected Heavy Ends S. 90 as A.
Mixed Heavy Ends 81 j0 market closed weak is
ears left
CHICAGO May 2.-Tas Drocers journal reports-cotts-
RcceiDts-9u0O heal shipments 1000 h.aa: market
TO- siat6 500 stockers Feeders 81 10 9Si 40:
Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 UO4si bulk So 81 % l5 Texzs
cattle ~ 5O1Si &c.
Hogs-Keceipts 5000 hs.t stlpmslts 1000; market
slow lower. ami Mixei 81 IS as 40, Packlns
ant Shipping S. as sos Light 81 650j 80 skips IS 90
asa 3D.
ShcsD- Receipts 1000 mead 900 heat msrzes
steady shOrn S3Gi 20 Cnshorn % 10 as4 10 Teians
So % as ID.
vt Louis NAV 2 -Cane- Receipts-l.sDO heal. Ship
nents - head. easier. Choice heavy
Native Steers 81 75ds5 los Far 10 Cooc shipplne
50 90G4 TO- Butcners steers Far to Choice - 90
good IS lO9si O1 stockers fair 70
s. 2DG3 10 Texans common to choice eornsei ~ Oo
o. 10
Ross-Itecepts $500 heal. snpnent, 2l00 head market
slow. Choice Heavy and Buiclers ssiections
40dsj So PACKING. good 80 80 es5 40 YORK
Medium 10 Prime, So 1905 2a Pigs. Common 10
Shsep-ReceIpts 500 mead saipmsnt, 800 heAs market
firm. Wooled Far TO Fancy IS 4OGt7o Clipped heiun
10 Choice s. l00Si 20